There are some excellent pictures in there now! Great stuff.I manage the cave photography webring http://m.webring.com/hub?ring=cavephotography which aims to provide links between cave (and any other underground) photography websites. I've already had a request from another flickr group to add the group page to the webring, but there does not appear to be any way to add the webring navigator code into a flickr page. I could maybe do something with frames, to place the navigator in a footer with the flickr page above, but I would have to host that frame based page somewhere. Let me know if you are interested in having the flickr group page added to the webring and we can look into sorting something if there is interest.
Not sure if it's possible, but if the photo's flicked through in random order, rather than last uploaded order, then we'd get to see some of the older shots a bit more often.
can you cheat by removing your photos from the group then readding them?
It's probably just me, but, how do you link to the UK Caving group. I have set myself up with 4 images, but, whilst I'm showing as a member of the UK Caving Flickr group, none of my images are listed with the other UK Caving images.Many thanks,Glenn
Ok, i've created a Flickr group to complement this site. It's not in any way trying to compete with any of the other caving / mine exploration groups already on Flickr, but is just there in case you want to conveniently share your pics with other forum members.
Should we refrain from just uploading 'everything' from our camera's and try and be selective with our best shots
No need to remove them - the newest ones are always shown at the top anyway. If people are selective about what they submit to the group that should be enough. There's no way to limit the number that are submitted.
Would you like to set a posting limit? No - group members can add as many things as they like Yes - allow members to post XX submission(s) (per day, per week, per month, ever)